Latein L17 Flashcards by Lucy Craig

comperire

comperio, comperi
erfahren, in Erfahrung bringen

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uxor

uxoris, f
die Ehefrau

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tamen

dennoch, trotzdem

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orare

oro, oravi
beten, (er)bitten

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satis

genug

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quo?

wohin?

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perturbare

perturbo, perturabvi
(völlig) verwirren, beunruhigen

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ducere

duco, duxi
(Imp Sg duc)
führen, ziehen
(m doppl Akk) halten für
(in Verbindung m uxorem) heiraten

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opus

operis, n
das Werk, die Arbeit

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monumentum

monumenti, n
das Denkmal

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bellum

belli, n
der Krieg

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honos/ honor

honoris, m
die Ehre, das Ehrenamt

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exstruere

exstruo, exstruxi
errichten, erbauen

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explanare

explano, explanavi
erklären

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huc

hierher

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pons

pontis, m Gen. Pl: pontium
die Brücke

saepe

oft

tradere

trado, tradidi
übergeben, ausliefern, überliefern

credere

credo, credidi
glauben, (an)vertrauen

ars

artis, f Gen.Pl. artium
die Kunst, das Handwerk

egregius, -a, -um

hervorragend, ausgezeichnet

tres, tres, tria

Gen. trium
drei

annus

anni, m
das Jahr

summus, -a, -um

der höchste, der oberste, der äußerste

ingens

Gen. ingentis gewaltig, ungeheuer